Square dancing is a clean, family oriented, alcohol and smoke free, FUN activity and entertainment for all ages from early teens to nonagenarian. Yes sir!! We have square dancers in their 90’s square and round dancing. How awesome!!! “Square dancing keeps everyone young at heart”. You can travel from far East to far West, and from North to South in our part of the “country” to find square dancing events, meet new dancers, and make the best of friends.

You will have the opportunity to meet the President of Texas Camping Squares, Preston and Carolyn Smith. Also, officers from the Texas State Federation of Square and Round Dancers, President, Nora Creed-McClaskey, Vice President, Preston and Carolyn Smith, Treasurer, Keith and Kathie Malone, and Secretary EW and Alta Sweeney, and many other officers from all over Texas will be there.

There is free admission for non-square dancers, and square dance lessons are offered. We also provide clogging and round dance lessons (round dancing is a ballroom type of dance with you and your spouse). If you are interested in learning how to do any of these dances, please contact, with the Lubbock Area President or any other square dancer at the dance.

Texas Tech University continues to receive recognition for its outstanding online programs. The university was recently ranked No. 1 for Best Online Colleges in Texas and No. 12 in the nation for 50 Best Accredited Online Colleges and Universities by BestColleges.com.

Texas Tech University continues to receive recognition for its outstanding online programs. The university was recently ranked No. 1 for Best Online Colleges in Texas and No. 12 in the nation for 50 Best Accredited Online Colleges and Universities by BestColleges.com.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell is setting rules to prevent players kneeling during the National Anthem, announcing all league and team personnel must stand if they are on the field. If anyone wants to kneel or protest they are to stay inside the locker room or off the field until the anthem is over.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell is setting rules to prevent players kneeling during the National Anthem, announcing all league and team personnel must stand if they are on the field. If anyone wants to kneel or protest they are to stay inside the locker room or off the field until the anthem is over.